Highway Section from Ruma to Sabac Opened – No Road Toll Until New Year

The Ruma-Sabac highway, the most important infrastructure investment which connects Srem and Macva and, at the same time, the shortest traffic connection between Novi Sad and Belgrade and this part of western Serbia and Republika Srpska, has been opened. Until now, 600,000 residents on both sides of the Sava were connected by the main road and there were constant traffic jams. From now on, it will take 15 minutes to travel this new route from Ruma to Sabac.

The section consists of the highway through the Srem plain and the new bridge on the Sava in Sabac. The road opened to traffic at 6pm on Saturday, and road toll will not be collected until New Year, said the president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic.

The Ruma-Sabac highway, a section of 22 kilometers, with the new bridge on the Sava of 1,300 meters, connects Srem and Macva and was completed within the deadline. The new road begins at the clover-shaped interchange in Ruma. When the fast route to Loznica is completed next year, it will take an hour and a half to travel from Podrinje to the capital city.

This highway also has three toll stations, namely: the Ruma toll station, with 11 gates in both directions, Hrtkovci with five gates in both directions and Sabac with eight gates in both directions.

Take a look at our info-map Construction of Highways and Fast Roads in Serbia and the Region.

Saobraćajni fakultet Beograd

Koridori Srbije d.o.o. Beograd

Aleksandar Vučić

Hrtkovci

Ruma Šabac highway

Ruma Šabac highway section opened

bridge on the Sava in Šabac

Ruma Šabac highway road toll

Šabac Loznica fast road